The phrase "around articles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or themes that are related to or surrounding specific articles, such as in academic or journalistic contexts.
Example: "The discussion around articles published in the journal highlights the latest research trends in the field."
Alternatives: "regarding articles" or "concerning articles".
Who needs to read the paper anymore when we pass around articles before they are published and dissect them as a collective?
They pass around articles from Allure and Vogue and discuss the latest procedures touted on the "Today" show.
Facebook is aiming to entice publishers by offering them 100% of the ad revenue that they sell around articles, and 70% of the advertising inventory that Facebook sells.
We have seen clear open journalism and clear signposting for sponsored content and transparency around articles sponsored by businesses clearly demarcates editorial and commercial content.
While commenting is open to everyone, we identify select commenters, based on the quality of what they have previously posted, and invite them to take part in open forums around articles with other readers, Post reporters and columnists.
Apart from all the debates that have taken place around Articles 11 and 13, the issues that are most important to me are those relating to the so-called exceptions (to copyright, ed). for teaching and research.
We share names of editors and toss around article ideas and listen to each other's complaints.
Johnson's defence was around article 10 of the human rights act, which gives a wide scope for freedom of expression, especially in political campaigns.
During this bike adventure, Ward felt his first call to activism: the need to raise awareness around Article 9 of the Japanese constitution.
Around article number 150, Sheng decides not to buy a certain brand since from the articles she learns that that brand had had problems with its color display since its release.
A picture caption last Sunday with the Living Around article, about Madison Square in Manhattan, misstated the telephone number for information about a condominium at 5 East 22nd Street in the On the Market listing.
